Hi guys,
I'm using weewx and the steelseries gauges. I have a second temp/humidity sensor running on my TFA Nexus and would like to display the temp/humid on the same gauge as the inside/outside temp is displayed.
How can I do this? Is it a big deal? It's totally unclear to me where the gauges get their data from. I'm no coder and I only have some basic skills but I'm very motivated
Any hint would be appreciated
Cheers
Martin
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Weewx and additional temp sensor - How to display in gauge?
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Re: Weewx and additional temp sensor - How to display in gau
WeeWX uses the "gauge-data.txt.tmpl" file to feed the data into the scripts. You will need to edit that to add your additional data. That file was created by Matthew Wall the WeeWX author, if you struggle to understand it, then I suggest you contact him.
Next you would need to make some major changes to the gauges.js file. If you haven't coded much before then that may be a challenge - have a look at that file and see if you understand it.
Really, the simplest solution would be to replace the indoor values with your second sensor values.
Next you would need to make some major changes to the gauges.js file. If you haven't coded much before then that may be a challenge - have a look at that file and see if you understand it.
Really, the simplest solution would be to replace the indoor values with your second sensor values.
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Re: Weewx and additional temp sensor - How to display in gau
I see. Motivation is nothing without java skills Have looked at the 2 files you mentioned but really don't have a clue what to do.
Replacing the data is not an option as I wan't to see all 3 temperatures in one gauge.
Thx anyway for your help!
Cheers
Martin
Replacing the data is not an option as I wan't to see all 3 temperatures in one gauge.
Thx anyway for your help!
Cheers
Martin
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Re: Weewx and additional temp sensor - How to display in gau
My java skills are also zip, until I started to play with the steel series gauges file. A few things that I have found invaluable when playing
1. Always ALWAYS save a working copy somewhere safe so you can resort back if you need to and it breaks.
2. Notepad+ program has been a great tool as it shows line numbers. (Much easier with 3000+ lines of code)
When updates come through from Mark with the code, I have made notes as to where and what line numbers to look to apply my own customisations to the file.
3 The files is divided up into sections, as you go through it, this will become apparent.
4 // this is a comment line, so you can put anything after that on that line as it is ignored as not being part of the script (for my customisation notes file, I have comments all over the place that give me hints when I come to do it in 6 months time and have forgotten what I did last time)
5 Not everything for temperature is all in the one location in the file. But it is still quite logically laid out. Just on that point, full credit to Mark for laying out this way, it does make it substantially easier to find out where one is inside it.
Way back when I had a crack at the cloud base gauge and to my amazement and some key strategic help from the guru Mark, I got it! Rough mind you, but it worked. (I think Mark took some pity on me for my struggle)
I am glad I at least had a go as I have learnt a heap. I am still no way an expert but it was worth just a try for me.
1. Always ALWAYS save a working copy somewhere safe so you can resort back if you need to and it breaks.
2. Notepad+ program has been a great tool as it shows line numbers. (Much easier with 3000+ lines of code)
When updates come through from Mark with the code, I have made notes as to where and what line numbers to look to apply my own customisations to the file.
3 The files is divided up into sections, as you go through it, this will become apparent.
4 // this is a comment line, so you can put anything after that on that line as it is ignored as not being part of the script (for my customisation notes file, I have comments all over the place that give me hints when I come to do it in 6 months time and have forgotten what I did last time)
5 Not everything for temperature is all in the one location in the file. But it is still quite logically laid out. Just on that point, full credit to Mark for laying out this way, it does make it substantially easier to find out where one is inside it.
Way back when I had a crack at the cloud base gauge and to my amazement and some key strategic help from the guru Mark, I got it! Rough mind you, but it worked. (I think Mark took some pity on me for my struggle)
I am glad I at least had a go as I have learnt a heap. I am still no way an expert but it was worth just a try for me.
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Re: Weewx and additional temp sensor - How to display in gau
Another way of doing this
http://download.cnet.com/CSDiff/3000-22 ... 09023.html
is to use CSDiff which shows you difference between your file and Marks new file. Very easy to use and highlights everything you have to change.When updates come through from Mark with the code, I have made notes as to where and what line numbers to look to apply my own customisations to the file.
http://download.cnet.com/CSDiff/3000-22 ... 09023.html